Do I have to wait until the phone is completely out of power before I can charge it?

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If you do not perform any operation on the mobile phone when it is turned on and charging, it will not affect the life of the mobile phone. However, if you make and receive calls**, send text messages, surf the Internet**, ringtones, MMS, and play games, it will cause harm to mobile phones, people, and batteries.

First of all, the voltage of the mobile phone when charging is higher than that when it is standby, if you carry out operations such as receiving and calling at the same time, the instantaneous voltage will exceed the usual many times during the call or connection to the network, which is easy to damage the sensitive and complicated parts inside the mobile phone, resulting in frequent maintenance of the mobile phone. Secondly, the radiation at this time is also dozens of times that of usual, and the damage to the human body is self-evident. In addition, since the battery life is calculated according to the charging and discharging cycle, the number of charges directly affects the battery life of the mobile phone.

If the power supply is repeatedly plugged and unplugged, the battery life will be reduced due to repeated discharge. Therefore, when the mobile phone is charged with a travel charger in the power-on state, it must not be used to make calls** and other operations.

1. Please pay attention to the following precautions in daily use:

1.Please use the official standard charger to charge the battery to ensure that the charging voltage is stable and meets the standard, so as to avoid affecting the battery use.

2.Theoretically, keeping the battery in the middle range (e.g. 30%-80%) is more helpful for extending battery life, thus:

1) After the phone is fully charged, it is recommended that you unplug the charger to avoid charging for a long time or being in a high power state for a long time to accelerate the aging of the battery, so as to prolong the battery life.

2) If the mobile phone is idle for a long time, it is recommended to turn off the mobile phone and charge it regularly to maintain about 50% of the battery. If the phone is not used or charged for a long time, the battery may trigger over-discharge protection, resulting in abnormal charging or failure to charge.

3.Too high or too low a temperature can affect your phone's battery life, so:

1) Please try to avoid using your mobile phone in an environment with low temperature, high temperature or large temperature difference.

2) It is recommended that you try to avoid charging and using it for a long time, especially in high-power operation scenarios (such as watching, playing large games, etc.), at this time, the heating of the mobile phone will intensify, and charging and discharging for a long time at high temperature will accelerate the aging of the battery.

2. Extend battery life.

1.Tap Settings > Battery > Power Saving Mode to turn on Power Saving Mode.

2.Optimize the power saving settings:

EMUI and below versions: Go to Settings > Battery, click One Click to Save Power, the system will automatically help you find some functions that may cause power consumption, and you can manually select optimization.

EMUI OS: Go to the Phone Manager app and tap One-Click Optimize to optimize the settings that can save battery based on the results.

It can be full or not, now the mobile phone battery is more intelligent, many people are also worried about the impact of the mobile phone when it is not charged in the charge, and the impact of being full all of a sudden, this is like when you eat, whether you are hungry or hungry to eat, and whether you eat until you are full or eat until seven or eight minutes full stop a meaning.

The phone is out of battery, do you have to charge it again? Today's mobile phones are not the phones of the past, you can charge them for five minutes, you can charge them for five minutes, and you can charge them full, and the charging will not be limited.

It can be filled, but not necessarily.

If the phone has not been used for a long time, and the battery has not been charged, the power inside the battery is all gone, and if there is no response after charging it for half an hour with a good charger, it proves that the battery is broken.

Because the battery is not used for a long time, and if it is not charged to protect, all the electricity inside the battery is discharged and enters a dormant state, and even the internal lithium ion necrosis cannot be activated, so the mobile phone can only be used normally if the battery is replaced or the battery cell is replaced, including the circuit protection board.

Your phone doesn't necessarily need to be dead to charge. A mobile phone battery is a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, and according to the common usage habits, some people will wait until the mobile phone battery is exhausted before charging it. However, this is not the recommended approach, as lithium-ion batteries have a fixed lifespan and are lost with each charge and discharge.

Theoretically, you can charge it at any time without affecting the life of the battery. This is because modern electronics are designed to automatically control the battery flow to avoid damage to the battery caused by overcharging. So, when the battery level of the phone is relatively low, you can charge it at any time without worrying about the impact on the battery life.

One thing to note is that even charging at all times doesn't mean you can keep the battery charged all the time. Long charging times may cause excessive damage to the battery. Normally, the battery should stop charging when it is 100% charged to avoid damage to the battery caused by overcharging.

In conclusion, we can charge it at any time without having to wait until the phone is completely out of power to recharge. This doesn't just extend battery life, but also ensures that you can always use your phone. However, to guarantee battery life and safety, avoid overcharging. <>